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I've been trying to use this workflow to test iCloud support prior to submitting to the app store, and the result always gave me an entitlements error, and I've just noticed that's because the if [ "$BUILD_FOR" = "dev" ] ; then condition doesn't use --entitlements "$locationEntitlements" in its codesign calls.

I'm assuming there's a reason for that, but it leaves me with the question: if 'dev' mode can't use entitlements, what's the proper way to test things like iCloud without submitting a build to the app store? Should I be using 'outside' mode, even though the project is set up to (eventually) be an App Store app?

Encounter this error when attempt to upload the mac build to Mac App Store.

It seem like it is not able to replace the CFBundleIdentifier properly.

Apple have changed recently the signing for Developer Signed Sandbox builds to no longer use the "Mac Development" Certificate in favour of the new iOS/tvOS/macOS Shared Developer "Apple Development" Certificate.

Using the Mac Development certificate causes code signing issues on Catalina with Xcode 11.2

This was a recent change last Wednesday.

Configure your project with fastlane, then copy the files into the built project or merge them whenever you need to automate a build.

Your Fastfile will look like this:

default_platform(:ios)

platform :ios do
  lane :beta do
    clear_derived_data
    build_app(scheme: "Unity-iPhone", include_bitcode: true, export_xcargs: "-allowProvisioningUpdates")
    changelog_from_git_commits
    # you can specify various settings here, just read the Fastlane docs. This is for automated testing
    upload_to_testflight(distribute_external: true, groups: ["Public"])
  end
end

Your Appfile will look like this:

app_identifier("com.example.app")
apple_id("[email protected]")
itc_team_id("1234567") # see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42960644/how-to-get-itunes-connect-team-id-and-team-name/46415415
team_id("K1234567")

That's it. You can write a script that copies these two files into the appropriate directory when you build your project:

UNITY_VERSION=$(cat ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt | tr " " "\n" | sed -n 2p)
UNITY=/Applications/Unity/Hub/Editor/${UNITY_VERSION}/Unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity
${UNITY} \
    -buildTarget iOS \
    -batchmode \
    -nographics \
    -silent-crashes \
    -logFile ./unity.log \
    -projectPath $(pwd) \
    -quit \
    -executeMethod # after executeMethod, your custom c# build static method that puts the build into a specified directory
cp -r fastlane your/build/directory/fastlane
cd your/build/directory
fastlane ios beta

Firstly, this is an absolutely amazing effort and I am super thankful to you for creating this! And I'm sure whoever next tries to build for Mac will also be!

2 minor issues:
The SignAndPackage script looks for "Entitlements.plist", but the file is called "entitlements.plist".
The SignAndPackage script tries to mkfile but there is are no folders Appstore/Development and Appstore/Distribution and /Outside appstore so it crashes.

Otherwise works wonderfully!